BBM 302 COST ACCOUNTING Click to view

 

MAASAI MARA UNIVERSITY

REGULAR UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS 2013/2014 ACADEMIC YEAR
THIRD YEAR FIRST SEMESTER

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

COURSE CODE: BBM 302
COURSE TITLE: COST ACCOUNTING

 

DATE: 25TH APRIL 2014 TIME: 2.00PM – 5.00PM
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
Question ONE is compulsory
Answer any other THREE questions

This paper consists of 5 printed pages. Please turn over.

QUESTION ONE.

The cost books of Narok ltd reported the profit for the year ended 30th September 2004 as 1,209,750. The financial books of the company disclosed the following position for the year ended on the same date.

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Depreciation amounting to 153,650/- was charged in the cost books, whereas factory overheads in the financial books included 146,825 for the expense heading.
The profit shown in the cost books has been arrived at after charging notional rent 37,500 and interest on capital 75,000/-

Required:

Reconcile the cost and financial books of the company clearly showing your computations and presenting your reconciliation in an orderly manner.
(25mks)

QUESTION TWO.

a) Write short notes on the following methods of computing wages;
1) Piece rate method (2mks)
2) High time rate for overtime (2mks)
3) Differential pierce rate (2mks)

b) Total output of Mr. King for one week was 560 units. He was allowed 6minutes per unit. He completed these units in 50hours. His wage rate per hour is 20/-.

Required;-

Calculate Mr. King’s total wage according to:-
a) Halsey scheme (3mks)
b) Halsey weir scheme (3mks)
c) Rowan scheme (3mks)
QUESTION THREE.

a) Discuss the meanings and applications of the following terms;-

I. Re-order level (1mks)
II. Minimum stock level (1mks)
III. Maximum stock level (1mks)

b) The following information is provided for material Z800;

Maximum consumption = 8,000 units per week.
Minimum consumption = 5,000 units per week.
Lead time = 5-7 weeks
Re-order quantity = 40,000 units

Required;
i. Re- order level (3mks)
ii. Minimum stock level (3mks)
iii. Maximum stock level (3mks)
iv. Average stock level (3mks)

QUESTION FOUR.

The following transactions relates to material Q200 for the month of October 2005;

The firm values its stock using last in first out method (LIFO)

Required:
a) Prepare store ledger card for October 2005. (10mks)
b) Prepare trading account for the month. (5mks)
QUESTION FIVE.

Mahindi enterprise ltd is located at Nairobi industrial area Kenya. The company manufactures a product “D” which is used in the building industry; the main raw material used in the manufacture of “D” is material BX000.
The following information relates to material BX000:

Annual requirements——————————150,000 units
Ordering costs————————————–15,000/- per order
Annual holdings————————————15% of the purchase price
Purchase price per unit—————————-600/-
Safety stock requirement————————–nil

Required:
a) The economic order quantity (EOQ) (5mks)
b) The number of orders needed per year (5mks)
c) Ordering cycle length (5mks)

QUESTION SIX.
a) Outline five main characteristics and essentials of contract accounting.
(5mks)
b) Vintage construction company Ltd won the contract for the construction of a multi-storey building at the cost of sh. 200million. The data relating to the contract for the year ended 31st December 2007 were as follows:
(Sh.000)
Material issued to site 80,000
Material purchased locally 15,700
Direct wages:
Paid 5,800
Accrued 350
Plant purchased and installed 48,800
Direct expenditure:
Paid 1,780
Accrued 70
Establishment charges 180
Material returned to store 850
Work certified 150,000
Cost of work not certified 3,800
Material on site on 31st December 5,330
Value of plant on 31st December 41,500

The company had received from the client payment amounting sh. 126 million.

Required:
a) Prepare contract account (5mks)
b) Prepare contractee account (5mks

 

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